Visiting from New York City and came for a session with my sister. The instructor, Annie, was…read moreamazing. She was helpful, very knowledgeable, and attentive to everyone's individual needs. Great class beautiful studio!!!!

I was new to pilates but had also tried other studios in the area. Great vibe in this studio. I…read morefound Annie to be the most attentive instructor in both tower and reformer classes. I am athletic so I noticed that at other studios, instructors tended to focus their attention on those who were struggling more than I was- which I totally get. However, Annie definitely watches all of the students and was quick to assess and tweak my positions so that I maximized the effect of each movement. She is also very good with verbalizing instructions, she's able to explain clearly exactly what you are supposed to be doing without having to get on the ground and show you. This allows her to move around and watch while instructing. Thank you, Annie!

Great place for kids to learn self defense, focus and discipline. My daughter has been going here…read morefor over a year and loves it.

I can't say enough positive things. He has installed confidence in my seven-year-old from being…read morebullied at school and he is very disciplined and structured. My child will be with him for a long time. I would recommend him to anyone and everyone. I am so impressed.

We had a great time today. It was an interesting and learning session. We had some fun also.read more

We love it here at Aikmo! If you're looking to pay a bunch of money to watch your kid be able to…read morebreak a board and do a bunch of forms in the air, this is not the place for you. The instructors teach these kids real life self-defense. I have watched my son grow strong and confident in the past two years. My son absolutely loves it here and I can't say enough good things about their summer camp. He comes home with a huge smile on his face. All of this at such a great price, it's a hard-working mom's dream.

I've been going here for six years and I'm currently a black belt. The only reason I was able to…read moreget this achievement is due to all the teachers strategies to help students improve. This is especially including Master Rosen. He creates a great environment for all students of every age. He helps all students to the best of his ability and pushes them to do the hardest and to perform and improve at the best of their ability. The school is a great place for everyone to enjoy, have fun, and improve mental and physical capabilities. This school is my top recommendation!

I first started back in late 2014 and have been learning new things every day. You learn a great…read moremix of martial arts that also work practically. We are also taught self-defense techniques for real-life situations. The staff is extremely professional and it's been great learning under Mr. Rosen and Mr. Valladares.

Absolute superb teacher with great understanding of the game. Very patient and knowledgeable would…read morerecommend for novice to professionals. She breaks the game down to a Science and focuses on establishing proper fundamentals.

I had my first golf lesson with Lorena and I found her to be knowledgeable and well versed in…read moregiving golfing lessons. She explains concepts in a way that I can understand. She took me back to the basics and helped me correct my form. I found my swing has improved drastically since our lesson. I will definitely continue my lessons and highly recommend any golfer at any level to take lessons with her, whether for one time or ongoing lessons, it will help improve your game.

Absolutely love this swimming school. The staff has always been above and beyond. I have three…read morelittle ones sometimes it can be hard to do activities when I'm outnumbered and they are always very helpful when needed. My son has been coming here since he was six months old he is now three. Swimming from one side of the pool to another he tries to dive under. He has no problem jumping in and swimming all over our pool. I really love the way they teach the kids slowly allowing them to graduate and move on to harder techniques of swimming. I've seen other schools where they dunk their kids in terrible!!!!! I've also seen where they mainly focus on floating which a child still could get tired and drown. My son at one years old he could swim over to the wall and pull himself out. I truly believe that they have to practice in order for their little brain can remember what to do in case of an emergency. I do not believe in schools that take a week or to only dunk your kid in traumatize the crap out of them and then allow them to focus on mainly floating. I would say just like any police or firefighters that have to train so Incase of an emergency they don't go into shock and know exactly what to do. I also have a friend where her 4 year old could not swim and within a week AquaChamps helped me be a comfortable swimmer.

We love Aquachamps! We feel so safe and have had our daughter in classes since she was six months…read moreold. She loves all of the coaches, and has learned so much. Her skills put us at ease and we are so thankful!

The food here is just absolute trash, cafeteria lady won't give you more food a lot of times.. they…read moredon't give you enough food, if you ask for second they tell you to wait all the way in the back even when you've been waiting 40 minutes for your seconds because they say "There's kids that haven't eaten yet blah blah blah" tennis here is just like any other academy coaches suck, one staff member is so arrogant I hope you understand you have to fire her, clay courts are bad and so dry. I advise you to go to smaller academies, they pay more attention to you, kids are better more competitive, evert older kids, are just rude, lazy, immature, all that kind of stuff. Pricing is just exaggerated way too expensive compared to the experience. People think Chrissie evert shows up and everyone wants to meet her, she barely is there and John Evert acts like he is the boss here, he has only won orange bowl.

We spent several years in both camp and full time enrollment. From a camp perspective: generally a…read morevery positive short term experience for a young tennis player. It's good for sport development and the social activities are positive. Many short term campers have a really wonderful experience. Caveat: food is bordering on inedible; it's storied bad, as in many TikTok's about it so give your child plenty of cash for the weekly Publix run and expect DoorDash requests. As a full-time facility: many hopeful parents and student athletes alike are drawn to consider a full-time academy. The positives: small, tennis only facility in a relatively safe, secluded area (albeit there's no outside security cameras, guards etc); some developmental instructors are quite good. What you find out later: there is a specific focus on high UTR players, if your child is not that, you will feel palpably second best; you may be drawn to this academy by Chrissie Evert's fame and legacy but in reality it feels like John Evert runs the show (he won Orange Bowl); you will sacrifice education, meaning, if you're asked to perform 25+ hours per week of athletics plus tournaments, the academics cannot by definition be rigorous, therefore if you're coming from an awesome school somewhere else, take that into account vs. athletic goals. The head of program will work very hard to get you to commit, especially for a boarding student, but will pull back once your child is enrolled full time unless your child is a very high UTR. The academy can begin to feel very small after a period of time, because it is; the focus is on athletics so bear that in mind when you consider any desire for social/extracurricular clubs as part of your child's experience. Once you're there full time you may begin to notice some of the staff can be aggressive with your child; be observant of how the coaching staff interacts with your child- is it helpful to their overall development? Or demeaning to them? It's an individual experience and the program works for some and not others. There is a gym coach that seems overly friendly and inquisitive with the students. The academy is a good choice if you'd like a tennis-only academy in SE FL for boarding, for non-boarding there are many well-respected options in the area and it's a process to find a relationship that will be beneficial to your child's experience and development.

Finally found a clean park with friendly people to play pickleball. It's not in my neighborhood but…read moreit's always worth the drive! Love the fact that parking is free till 6pm!

I have been to this park multiple times for events, for a walk, to watch friends play sports, etc…read more Hagen Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities for youth to seniors. The outside amenities include a playground (designed for children 2-12 years old), restrooms, sand volleyball court, basketball courts, a 21'x31' pavilion, walking trail, six tennis courts and a Community Center. The Community Center is home to the Leisure Services Administrative offices, Island City Fitness Center and a 48' x 67' multi-purpose room that can be divided into two separate rooms. The facility is also equipped with a full service kitchen with an ice maker, stove, large refrigerator, freezer and a sink. A large screen TV, DVD player, 8′ rectangular tables, 60′ round tables, chairs and a piano are also available. Hagen Park Community Center and Pavilion are also available for rentals, special events, meetings, weddings, birthday parties, reunions, union ceremonies, etc. It's convenient location right behind City Hall makes it easy to find and easy to access.